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Light installation 'Code of Chernivtsi' features Polish coat of arms at CNU

A light installation titled 'Code of Chernivtsi' was displayed on the facade of Chernivtsi National University, featuring the Polish coat of arms. The installation’s author explained that it aims to reflect the multiculturalism of Bukovina and the influence of various nations on the region’s development.

In brief

  • The light installation 'Code of Chernivtsi' was displayed at CNU.
  • The Polish coat of arms was used intentionally in the installation.
  • The author explained the concept of Bukovina’s multiculturalism.
  • A local historian questioned the use of the Polish eagle.
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    Польський герб у світловій інсталяції «Код Чернівців» на фасаді ЧНУ показали навмисно — щоб передати багатонаціональність Буковини та вплив…

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    Польський герб у світловій інсталяції «Код Чернівців» на фасаді ЧНУ показали навмисно — щоб передати багатонаціональність Буковини та вплив…

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    Автор інсталяції «Код Чернівців» пояснив, чому показав польський герб та єврейську менору

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